Diamonds in the street after a morning deluge, with a bright blue sky reflected on Tarmac.
What a morning of changing weather, one moment serious raincoat weather and the next a walk with no coat is entirely appropriate.
Puddles to stamp in for a three year old and sandals for me.
Other rain induced illusions appear on the road
Pretty funky when double exposed together.
And onward to another week .
Oh the loveliness of concatination, and having friends in High Places. This shot from a TV shows my friend Jenny, standing on the outside walkway of the lighthouse on Plymouth Hoe. A T.V crew getting a much better view of the goings on at the Hoe yesterday than I did. She watched the T.V in case she was on, and she snapped this pic.
She and I were chattering because I was suspicious that I had also caught her up a lighthouse in one of my meddled photographs. ( A sentence I never expected to write)
‘I caught my friend up a lighthouse’
It is lovely when serendipity and concatination come together.
Then on my way home nature got all serendipitous. Look at this beautiful pansy making the most of a difficult location. Now just as I went to the Hoe and saw nothing yesterday,my pansy growing is not the most successful, slugs believe I am their artisan food producer. But leave a pansy out of my direct control and they manage very nicely just growing away in a drain.
Concatination equally so.
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